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Whimax, as you note the fist issue is whether he has transferred to a nominee account or not. At this point in time it’s just an assumption.
If he has then he will no longer appear on the register. FCA rules mean that he no longer would have to notify thresholds as he is no longer the legal shareholder, the nominee company is.

The reference Offshore posted was a section 793 notice (that’s why I posted the link as it clearly states it as such on the website). This notice can be used by a company to find the identity of a person holding through a nominee account. But there is no legal requirement for them to make that info public.

Authorities can also see who holds through nominee accounts, but typically the public will never know. There is no law that requires someone who transfers to continue notifying as they are not the legal holder.

Again, I refer you to DTR 5.8

If you don’t understand it that’s your problem.

I'll keep that in mind tiddler ;-)

Not paranoid, just very good at my job.

He'd refer to Eckerle vs. Wickeder Westfalenstahl GmbH. as well if he had any sense.

Was just pointing out that you posted section 793 notice not FCA DTR 5.8 requirements.

Just saying, I'm sure you know the difference.

Here's the link to where you got your quote.

https://www.clearstream.com/clearstream-en/products-and-services/market-coverage/europe-non-t2s/united-kingdom/disclosure-requirements-uk-1280798

Thats a section 793 notice Sailorboy. Its used when a company wants to know the identity of a holder.

As someone with basic knowledge, you'll know that nominee accounts don't hold your share certificates and your not a shareholder. Thats why you had to call Halifax to do your proxy vote via their ID.

Agreed Filter, I'm concerned that DT may have transferred his shares to a nominee account, therefore he won't have to notify anymore, so we'll not know his position.

Chab, they’ve received $5m and $13m in August. Just don’t read the going concern section!

On other matters, Vistagens latest quarterlies came out today (good to see our knowledgable guru all over this).

They highlight their expenditure to research and collaboration companies as being $226,000 for the three months which include when they signed up with NFX. So our companies upfront payment will be somewhere in that amount. Impossible to say how much of it.

Didn’t spot that one Char. Kudos to you.

Could be the next quarter of an hour. ;-)

Whilst waiting for the ice cream van to arrive, I was re-reading the annual results document. Hadn't picked up before that they are looking to announce the outcome of the Vistagen work relatively soon (not later this year).

"VistaGen will apply Nuformix’s proprietary technology platform to develop patentable new crystalline forms of their AV-101 programme. If successful, Nuformix and VistaGen will consider opportunities to extend the collaboration to other CNS therapeutic candidates with a view to unlocking additional therapeutic and commercial opportunities. We hope to be in a position to announce the outcome over the next quarter"

“We further expand the model to include pharmacodynamic effects of the anti-inflammatory drug tranilast, and our numerical simulations demonstrate that increasing drug levels result in delayed NLRP3 inflammasome formation, and by extension, delayed cell rupture...

...As we have shown in our simulations inclusion of the drug tranilast can delay the formation of the inflammasome, and therefore may provide a method of switching cell death mode.”

Whimax, hope you’ve followed our lead on the questions. As Sailorboy says, you can only go by what the company says.

Bgasensio, good find!

Hope everyone is asking the company questions they want answering.

"Shareholders may also wish to submit questions in advance via e-mail to info@nuformix.com by Thursday 13 August 2020 being one week prior to the date of the AGM. We will endeavour to respond to questions raised directly, or by publishing responses on our website."

Maybe the talks have stalled because Blackwell has insisted cheese be added to the discussion, just like the UK - Japan trade talks that have stalled for the same reason.

Maybe someone should tell the company that they are due news on 004, they don’t seem to know as much as shareholders apparently do.

Juno, fair enough. But the company has been quite clear as to why delays are occurring.

I do find it odd that so many people are choosing to ignore what Blackwell has said.